So. About that "leftover pizza" thing.

Today, my favorite TV critic, Mo Ryan of the Chicago Tribune, tweeted about the overflow of good programming on Tuesdays. (Initially, she had forgotten about Justified, which premiered last night on FX, and I'm sure I was one of dozens to remind her about that one, which is AWESOME). And I scratched my head, and thought "didn't I once lament that lack of anything watchable on Tuesdays?" And in fact, I had done that, calling Tuesday "the worst night of television of the entire week" and "leftover pizza."

Well, things change.

Right now on Tuesdays we have:

V, coming back on 3.30
Idol
Lost
Glee
Justified
Law & Order: Criminal Intent, returning 3.30

Also, we have Sons of Anarchy, returning in September (which is a time slot "partner" with Justified on FX), White Collar, which just wrapped up a successful first season (which is a time slot partner with L&O:CI), and Warehouse 13, returning 7.13.

Damn, that leftover pizza tastes good.

Still, it's not the scheduling and DVR-straining cataclysm that happens two days later, on Thursdays:

FlashForward
Bones
Community
Parks & Recreation
CSI
Supernatural
Fringe (Finally returning 4.1!)
The Office
30 Rock
The Mentalist
Archer (season finale this Thursday, already renewed for a second season!)
Burn Notice (just concluded season, returning in the summer)
Futurama (returning 6.24!)
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia (not sure when that resumes, but I assume it will be in the fall, where it would be great paired with a returning Archer on FX)

Now THAT is an overstuffed night.